(MNN)-Governor Tim Walz signed new social media protections for children into law. The new protections include limiting addictive platform features, strengthening privacy safeguards, and increasing parental controls. This amends the legislation called Stop Harms From Addictive Social Media (SHASM) and requires social media companies to obtain verifiable parental consent before allowing children under 16 to create or maintain accounts. It also mandates that child accounts default to the highest privacy settings and provides parents with tools to monitor and limit their child’s usage.
Fisherman, 71, attacked and killed by 12-foot alligator alongside Florida lake
The presence of other active alligators complicated any chance of rescuing him.
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Pope Leo returns to the Vatican 4 days after lung cancer surgery
Pope Leo has left Rome's Gemelli hospital after undergoing surgery for lung cancer. On Saturday, he greeted well-wishers and patients as he departed.
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Typhoon Champi becomes a dangerous Category 4 storm as it approaches Guam
Typhoon Champi becomes a dangerous Category 4 storm as it approaches Guam
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